SPARK PLUG TOOL

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two-stroke-brit
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SPARK PLUG TOOL

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Hi all, is there a recommended tool with a knuckle built in .
that's going to retain the plug for instal or removal.
from say pit posse or the like.
thanks mark
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I use this Mark.

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Post by Teego »

I always used the one that came with the original toolkit. But I guess most of them got lost over the years.
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Post by two-stroke-brit »

Thanks i used an old one i had from another bike but the rubber insert is to sloppy to hold the plug .
i will get a new one and try it.
and report back
thanks again mark
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Magnetic spark plug sockets are what you need...wonderous things!
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